Fubaka's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Berlin]

You have an excellent aura of sound about your music. I must have more!

Consider me a fan until further notice.

HrsHd responds:

Awesome! thank you I think your my first fan actually. I would be making more music but unfortunately my computer just crashed so I lost all my projects and my software. going to start from scratch soon as I get the money and I promise ill keep the same vibes and auras. thanks for listening in brother

[Extraterrestrial Dance Song]

I like the melody, and although it's silly for me to think of aliens dancing to this song, it definitely would be possible.

I like it, in both ironic and non-ironic ways.

Chemiqals responds:

Haha, thank you! =)

[Cya]

I think this type of song certainly has potential, and is good technically speaking, but to me it feels a bit empty, especially near the end.

I think a song like this would benefit from a little more complexity in the overall melody. Maybe bring in a few more instruments or a few more background pads. Not so much that it drowns out the main tunes, but just to help put more meat on the bones of this song.

[Impulse]

The melody is good and free of sound impurity, but as you say, it is missing its percussion, and for a song like this, that is a necessary addition to make.

I will await the completed song.

Lethal-Input responds:

Alright I'll notify you when I add it. I forgot I can update the track here so i'll probably do that.

[Lights On Vacuum Chamber Open]

This song is magnificent in it's bizarreness. I honestly am not sure what more could be done to it.

Well done indeed!

secantwave responds:

Wow, thank you very much!

[Floating On Air]

You sure this is just your second project? This is reeeall nice, man!

DarkGod666 responds:

Aye that it be. Thanks :D

[Verboten]

I liked the bells. :P Not something you'd expect in a song like this, but it actually did work with the melody.

I could see this in some kind of industrial-setting game. Not exactly my cup o' tea, but well done regardless.

ScottJacob responds:

Thanks!

[Enter Peter's Gates]

I think this is alright, as far as an experiment goes, but this is the sort of thing I'd only keep in my scrapyard folder for reference.

Perhaps you could build on it?

AmateurSoundman responds:

Thanks for checking it; a lot of stuff that I create is kind of random and a lucky accident at this point, I'll probably get back to this one once I get some composing skills.

[Jarilo Forest]

You say that the era you mention barely had possibility for such effects, but I look back to those years as the golden age of said effects in video game scores.

And of course, the king of that particular motif was Rareware with their platforming games. Not only have you managed to successfully channel their motif, but you make me yearn to get my N64 out and play Banjo-Kazooie again.

The only suggestion I have to make is that you put this in loop form. That way people have no excuse to not put this in a game of some kind.

Standing ovations from me for capturing the spirit of a bygone era!

faresmusic responds:

Thank you very much!

I'll try to make a useable loop out of it!

[Caritas - Flip]

I could definitely see this in a game.

A bit loud for my tastes, obviously, but I can tell it's well done for what it's supposed to be. Personally though, methinks this'd fare just a tad better if it were a loop. The end just felt like it was put there for no reason other than to stop the music.

VernCarson responds:

You have no idea how right you are. If there's one thing I can't do properly, it's kill the music properly.

Thanks for the review!